With this book, the dedicated Atari enthusiast can examine all the inner workings of Atari DOS and modify the system to his heart's delight. Provided is a complete guide to the workings of FMS, describing all aspects including the external view, the charts and tables, the various interfaces, and the functions of the individual subroutines, including complete entry and exit parameters.

Inside Atari DOS

Science & Math

Wilkinson, Bill

Mathematics

Compute! Books

Springboard: KS3 Science Knowledge Book

Teen & Young Adult

ROBBINS, ADAM

Millichamp, Thomas

Allan, Claudia

Castelino, Jovita

Education & Reference

Hodder Education

Springboard: KS3 Science Practice Book 1

Boxer, Adam

Springboard: KS3 Science Practice Book 2

Springboard: KS3 Science Teacher Handbook 1

The Klansman: A flaw in the Plan

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Independently published

Accounting for Managers is an established introductory survey text. The approach taken emphasises the conceptual underpinnings of the subject, and views it from the point of view of managers' need for information. Not least the book emphasises the increasing importance of general managers understanding the role played by their accounting and financial management colleagues. The book gives an appreciation of the three traditional subject divisions of financial accounting, management accounting and finance. The book is broad in scope and encompasses accounting for public sector as well as private sector organisations. The book gives students on executive or general MBA courses an overview of the role of accounting and finance in business, and is also suitable for undergraduates of business and management studies.

Accounting for Managers

Business & Money

Abraham, Anne

Glynn, John

Murphy,Michael

Finance

Cengage Learning'

If your hear him lock the door, you are already dead! This book contains the shocking dramatization of real events carried out by the serial killer, Henry Howard Holmes. America's first documented serial killer, Henry Howard Holmes, holds a dubious and ghastly record that few serial killers in history have surpassed. The 19th century killer is thought to have committed over 200 murders, but, for unexplained reasons, appears to have been overlooked by many true crime enthusiasts. Set partly in the era when "Jack the Ripper" was terrorizing the foggy streets of London with his gruesome slayings in the 19th century, Holmes was committing his nefarious crimes in America, undetected. Holmes, a handsome, well dressed gentleman with high intelligence, was a murderer and accomplished conman. Charm and trust were his most effective weapons and he welded them as expertly as any surgeon would a scalpel. To achieve an easy way to entrap and dispose of his intended victims, Holmes constructed a huge building that when his crimes were revealed, the newspapers of the time named the "Murder Hotel." And this is a fair description as there can be no doubt the building was constructed for the sole purpose of killing his victims and the disposal of their corpses. Though the majority of his victims were women he charmed and ensnared in his murderous grasp, he also murdered men and children. As the trial judge said when charging the jury responsible for convicting Holmes: "Truth is stranger than fiction, and if the story is true—(and it was proven to be true)—it is the most wonderful exhibition of the power of mind over mind I have ever seen, and stranger than any novel I have ever read." After 2 years of research and consultation with modern day serial killer profilers, I believe this to be the most accurate dramatized account of America's first documented serial killer, Henry Holmes. "An atmospheric dramatization of a true crime mystery using source documents and the investigations carried out by detective Frank Geyer to portray a believable and disturbing account of the heinous murders and crimes of the serial killer, Henry H. Holmes." "Insightful thoughts of some characters during their impending death make it too easy to identify with the horror of what they experienced. By the time I got to the end of some parts, I was out of breath, literally!" "Grabs your concentration by the throat with every horrific and appalling act carried out by Holmes and never lets go. The scenes are so well written that you find yourself witnessing everything as if you were there." "This well researched dramatization of the Chicago serial killer, Henry Holmes, because it's based on actual events, isn't something that's always easily digestible; it sits in your gut and gnaws at your insides. It becomes part of your subconscious. You think of it long after you have laid the book aside. No punches are pulled to describe the horrendous crimes carried out by this cold hearted killer." "Hammott's writing is easy to read. He has a real knack for creating great descriptions of scenes, characters, and murderous action." "Absorbingly horrific. As if it were a plane crash that you just can't look away from, because you're intrigued as to how and what will happen next." "An absorbing read that will remain with you long after you've turned the last page." "The prose is very descriptive and emotive. It actually gave me quite an emotional kick in the gut when Holmes's murderous appetite focused on the children. No one was safe from this man." "As fascinating as it is shocking."

An Insatiable Thirst for Murder: Serial Killer Henry Holmes - The Novel

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Hammott, Ben

Mystery

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